Geotech Portable Turbidity Meter

The Geotech Portable Turbidity Meter is designed to withstand the rigor of field analysis with laboratory precision and repeatability.

Features

  • White light source meets EPA Method 180.1
  • Shockproof, waterproof, and floats in water - even with the lid open
  • Integrated data logger stores up to 1000 data sets
$1,250.00
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Overview
The Geotech Portable Turbidity Meter is an extremely robust portable/laboratory instrument. Data points from field sample events can be stored in memory and transferred to a computer or other storage devices. Provides fluid clarity insight by shining light onto a sample and measuring the amount of light scattered by suspended particles in the fluid.

Included in Kit

  • Turbidity Meter
  • Economy Case with Custom Cut Foam (pictured above)
  • 4 Primary Calibration Standards: 0.10, 20, 100, 800 NTU
  • Lint-Free Cloth
  • 2 Sample Vials
  • 4 AA Batteries
  • (1) Turbidity meter
  • (1) Case with custom cut foam
  • (4) Primary calibration standards: 0.10, 20, 100, 800 NTU
  • (1) Lint-free cloth
  • (2) Sample vials
  • (4) AA batteries
Questions & Answers
Can the Geotech Portable Turbidity Meter be calibrated to points other than the preset points (0.10, 20, 100, 800 NTU)?
No, these are the primary standards available for the meter. There are secondary standards available for spot checking calibrations in the field.
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